Grenada, and sometime equerry to the Queen’s household, m. 31 March, 1743; Lady Jane Bertie, dau. of the third Duke of Ancaster,[84] and by her (who died 21 July, 1793) had issue, 1. Mathew, born 11 Sept. 1762, 2. Jane, m. 30 Aug. 1776, Thomas Maitland, of Herts, Esq. iv. Abednego, m. ——, and had issue two daus., the second of which, Mary-Buckly, m. Hugh, Viscount Carlton. ------ [84] The three only daus. of this third Duke of Ancaster m. West Indians: Lady Mary-Bertie, the eldest, was united to Samuel Greathead, Esq. of Guy’s Cliff, and M.P. for Coventry, and died 13 May, 1774; Albemia, the second dau. of his Grace, m. Frances Beckford, Esq., and died 12 Feb. 1754; and Jane, (as already seen,) m. Major-Gen. Edward Mathew, and had issue a son, Brownlow-Bertie Mathew, who assumed the name and arms of Bertie, in accordance with the will of his maternal uncle, Brownlow, last Duke of Ancaster, and Marquess of Lindsey. No. 11. _List of the Members of the House of Assembly at the time of the death of Governor Parke, copied from the Original Returns._ Dr. Daniel Mackinnon. Mr. Edward Chester. Returns made by John Col. John Gamble. Gamble, Esq. Mr. William Granodle. St. John’s Town. By Richard Oliver, Col. Thomas Williams. Esq. Major John Tomlinson. St. John’s Division. Captain John Pigott. New North Sound By Edward Byam, Esq. Captain John Painter. Division. Mr. Jacob Morgan Dickenson Bay By S. Watkins, Esq. Samuel Watkins, Esq. Division. Richard Cockran, Esq. By Charles Lloyd, Esq. Charles Lloyd. Nonsuch Division. By Thomas Osterman, Col. John Ffrye. Old Road and Bermudian Esq. Captain John Roe. Valley Div. By John Haddon, Esq. Mr. Andrew Murry. Five Islands. Mr. John Elliot. By John Kerr, Esq. John Kerr, jun. Belfast. Edward Warner, Esq. Falmouth and By John Horsford, Esq. Isaac Horsford, Esq. Rendezvous Bay. By Nathaniel Crump, Mr. Samuel Phillips. Old North Sound Esq. Nathaniel Crump. Division. Mr. Baptist Looby. Willoughby Bay By G. Lucas, Esq. G. Lucas. Division. By Francis Rogers, Mr. Francis Carlisle. Esq. Mr. William Hamilton. Popeshead Division. No. 12. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF GOVERNOR PARKE.